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|soul= {{BadSoul}} | |soul= {{BadSoul}} | ||
|medievil = [[The Sleeping Village]], [[The Time Device]] | |medievil = [[The Sleeping Village]], [[The Time Device]] | ||
|mresurrection = [[Welcome to the Sleeping Village]], [[Sleeping Village]], [[Ghost Ship]], [[Zarok's Lair]]}} The '''Boiler Guards''' are part of [[Zarok]]'s army, so named because they are essentially living kettle boilers. They are renowned for their dutiful (and somewhat sheep-like) devotion. | |mresurrection = [[Welcome to the Sleeping Village]], [[Sleeping Village]], [[Scurvy Docks]], [[Ghost Ship]], [[Zarok's Lair]]}} The '''Boiler Guards''' are part of [[Zarok]]'s army, so named because they are essentially living kettle boilers. They are renowned for their dutiful (and somewhat sheep-like) devotion. | ||
==Involvement== | ==Involvement== | ||
These trigger-happy warriors resemble animated boilers, confronting the player in ''[[MediEvil]]'' | These trigger-happy warriors resemble animated boilers, confronting the player in ''[[MediEvil]]'', as well as in ''[[MediEvil: Resurrection]]''. | ||
They possess unmatched skill with ranged weapons, especially blunderbusses and bows. They have an extra-nasty surprise for close-in attackers, spewing flames from their bellies and lighting the would-be assailant ablaze. | They possess unmatched skill with ranged weapons, especially blunderbusses and bows. They have an extra-nasty surprise for close-in attackers, spewing flames from their bellies and lighting the would-be assailant ablaze. | ||